Magical Mountain

Author: Shi Hang Liao Yimei Zhang Qiyi Nie Jun (Illustrations)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This is the full-color fairy tale book of the most popular children's play "The Magic Mountain" in China. Following "The Maze," it sparks another wave of excitement in children's theater. A group of adorable little bears embark on a curious adventure to a magical mountain filled with dreams. It's a joyful and brave carnival! If you ever visit the Magic Mountain, you'll definitely see all kinds of cradles, all kinds of sleeping poses, and all kinds of sweet dreams. If you want to pick up a good dream early, then you'd better leave early! Far in the Arctic lies a magical mountain, the ancestral home of the little bear Paimai and his white bear family. This family has an ancient tradition of hibernating together at specific times each year. But this year, their hibernation plan becomes incredibly challenging due to a series of unexpected events. The mischievous Paimai pranks his clumsy dinosaur neighbors, sparking a conflict between the two families. Distant relative Red Beard Bear suddenly visits with his bear cubs and grandkids, shamelessly demanding to share the hibernation space of the white bear family. Alien little bear Dudu, separated from his father after a spaceship crash, arrives at the Magic Mountain but is mistaken for a spy. Dr. Big Brain tricks the white bear family into selling the Magic Mountain to him, captures the chief, and sends Dudu to the dissection table, leaving all the bears as slaves to Dr. Big Brain. In the face of danger, little bear Paimai leads his family, uniting all residents of the Magic Mountain, and engages in a battle of wits with Dr. Big Brain. Dr. Big Brain's plot is more sinister than imagined—what to do? The long-standing peace of the Magic Mountain is fading—what to do? The bears' dream of hibernation is about to turn into a bubble—what to do? This is the full-color fairy tale book of the most popular children's play "The Magic Mountain" in China. Following "The Maze," it sparks another wave of excitement in children's theater. A group of adorable little bears embark on a curious adventure to a magical mountain filled with dreams. It's a joyful and brave carnival! If you ever visit the Magic Mountain, you'll definitely see all kinds of cradles, all kinds of sleeping poses, and all kinds of sweet dreams. If you want to pick up a good dream early, then you'd better leave early! Far in the Arctic lies a magical mountain, the ancestral home of the little bear Paimai and his white bear family. This family has an ancient tradition of hibernating together at specific times each year. But this year, their hibernation plan becomes incredibly challenging due to a series of unexpected events. The mischievous Paimai pranks his clumsy dinosaur neighbors, sparking a conflict between the two families. Distant relative Red Beard Bear suddenly visits with his bear cubs and grandkids, shamelessly demanding to share the hibernation space of the white bear family. Alien little bear Dudu, separated from his father after a spaceship crash, arrives at the Magic Mountain but is mistaken for a spy. Dr. Big Brain tricks the white bear family into selling the Magic Mountain to him, captures the chief, and sends Dudu to the dissection table, leaving all the bears as slaves to Dr. Big Brain. In the face of danger, little bear Paimai leads his family, uniting all residents of the Magic Mountain, and engages in a battle of wits with Dr. Big Brain. Dr. Big Brain's plot is more sinister than imagined—what to do? The long-standing peace of the Magic Mountain is fading—what to do? The bears' dream of hibernation is about to turn into a bubble—what to do?